I doubt they're the favorite, but they probably like it that way. Sounds like West Sioux had their hotels booked and trophy case cleared out before Friday night. Coach still not giving AW any credit in papers or radio shows. Pretty standard.
I gather MtAyr pounds the rock, which would likely work against a soft/poor tackling defense like AW.
Who's the favorite in this highly anticipated rematch between Denver and GR?
I read somewhere- "obviously Akron had to play very well to beat us" - I took as implying West Sioux was the superior team. Maybe they were IDK??? obviously the first meeting went the other way.
I believe the GR will beat Denver 21 - 14 this time around. I noticed that in their first meeting Denver scored all of there 21 points in the first quarter and GR was able to shut them out the next three quarters.
Also, GR's QB did not put up very good stats that game, I have no idea if it was because of the poor weather or if Denver secondary played well, but it looks like he is playing much better football as of late and will be able to find open WR's against Denver's secondary in the Dome.
Sorry I brought it up.It was in the same Sioux city journal article as his comments saying Akron out played us, something tells me you already know that though. So what the coach should believe that his team was an inferior team to Akron? Should he say oh wow we are just happy it was close? I am sure the AW coach has never made any comments that could be viewed by someone as questionable right? I mean the article quotes the AW coach saying we wore them down a little bit, does that mean that the AW coach thinks his team is better and isn't giving credit to WS for having their guys in shape? The article says that AW obviously had to play good to beat us but also says AW made more plays than we did and that is them having rooms booked, the trophy case cleared out and WS not giving AW any credit for the win? Sounds like you might be trying to more out it than it is because of the rivalry.
Mt. Ayr beats Akron-Westfield by two touchdowns. The Raider defense wears down Akron in the second half and the offense keeps rolling. In watching the Quarterfinal game in Mt. Ayr, the Raiders overcame a few turnovers and when Lynnville-Sully was within striking distance, Mt. Ayr put them away. This game will be close in the first half but the Raider defense will take over in the second half and Mt. Ayr will win this semi-final game.